Would this hold safflower seeds?
27671
I use a mix that includes safflower. The holes are too small for striped sunflower.
1133197
Probably but not sure how stable that would be pulling in and out--would depend on what you have on it I guess--I have cans of vegetables stacked two high on each shelf.
1566580
No, it will not hold the large seed cakes. I use the standard one that is 4"x4" and 1" thick.
1433176
Yes. I use mine with wild bird mix containing millet, black oil sunflower seeds and several other seeds sized between these two. Works great.
1491281
The slots are about 1/16" x 2", and in rows across the entire surface, below that, it funnels into the collection container at the bottom. So I believe that would work well for pine pellets. I've been using the safflower seeds that came with it, and they've been working fabulously.
940233
I think the holes will be too small for sunflower seeds. We find that it attracts all sorts of birds of small & medium sizes.
24334
You can have mine. Only small shelled sunflower seeds will fit through the mesh. Those with their hulls will not. Such seed is much more expensive, and the price difference is only worthwhile if you are feeding over a patio or some area that must remain hull-free.The product description says "Hold up to 6-7-pound of black oil sunflower, hulled sunflower, or sunflower mixes". The weight is probably right, but only hulled sunflower will ever get through the mesh.
1432564
I think so if you use a seed, like safflower or shell-less sunflower seeds. With safflower there are some casings but they would be easy to dump into a trash bag before adding new seed.
1453933
I usually only put safflower seed in this (to help discourage the squirrels) but occasionally have added a blend for finches and I did not notice the smaller seeds falling through.
514178
Hello, I don't think grass seed would not fit through the holes. The holesare just big enough for groung herbs and spices.
708188
I have not tried this for tomato seeds, but the smallest hole grid looks like it should hold back raspberry seeds, so it may work for you.
2056084
Yes, I believe it would. I am currently using mine for my two zebra finches and they both climb in it together at the same time. I have one on order for my 2 budgies. I can't believe the difference it's made in seed scatter.
98274
I use hulled sunflower seeds and have no problems. I would guess that your mix has items too large to go through the holes. It's designed for birdseed.
856811
It's not really a good shape for it and I would be concerned about stability. I have been looking for a used metal colander at thrift stores that will fit just inside the bowl of my toilet to do this though. Keep in mind that I don't buy the companies seeds, I just buy safflower seed at the local pet store for far less.
226843
Yes, depending on seed size. You will have to test and adjust a couple of times.
106128
I think so, as long as the baskets aren't too wide or deep. I use it to hold my varying size sauce pots(1, 2 1/2 and 3 quart). The last two rungs near the bottom are a bit bigger & I have a dutch oven pot & a stock pot on those rungs.
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Absolutely! This grinder ROCKS! I have ground flax with it beautifully. I haven't ground sunflower seeds yet (great idea) but I'm confident the grinder would have no problems. Two passes through the grinder is usually what i do. Three if my grain is larger and / or harder.